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Earth Day
To celebrate Earth Day weekend, April 21-22, ‘Iolani School joined Kaimuki High School, SEEQS Charter School, Halau Kū Mana, Voyager Public Charter School, and the City and County of Honolulu to organize a watershed wide clean-up.
Part of Nā Wai ‘Ekolu (the three waters), the community of schools seeking to monitor and restore the health of Mānoa, Palolo, and Makiki streams. More than 700 students, teachers, parents, and community members came together to removed 900 lbs of trash, pulled out invasives, plant native plants, monitored stream biodiversity, painted a mural led by Estria Miyashiro and Mele Murals at Palolo Elementary (generously supported by City Mill, Honu‘apo, and Ritchie and Sunny Mudd), consumed 250 chili-dog and rice (generously provided by Kyo-ya Hotels) and aloha ‘āina!
Class of 2020 Community Service
With the use of sifters and good old-fashioned manpower, the students were able to collect a large amount of microplastics.
It was a beautiful day in Kailua and the students worked up quite the appetite. They were rewarded for their hard work with a delicious lunch provided by the Parents 'Ohana.
7TH Grade Field Trip
The entire seventh grade went out in three groups, each with their science teacher. Each group visited the Pali Lookout, Halona Blowhole, and Makapu'u Lookout.
‘Iolani Storytellers Ala Wai School Visit
On Head of School's Day, forty-three members of the `Iolani Storytellers Club were welcomed into sixteen classrooms at Ala Wai Elementary School by students from grades K - 5. With post-Fair energy and carefully prepared story aprons and props, the `Iolani Storytellers offered their audiences glimpses into the imagined worlds of twenty-six different texts that ranged from the Paris ofMadeline and Anatole to the dreamscapes of Altoona Baboona and Where the Wild Things Are.
While the generosity of `Iolani alumni allowed storytellers to bring gifts of books to each of the classrooms they visited, the 4-H Club's literacy program provided logistical support as well as bookmarks for every child.
The `Iolani Storytellers Club has maintained the tradition of reading aloud to audiences of all ages for the past 18 years. This event culminated a year of storytelling at `Iolani Lower School, the Ala Wai After School Plus Program, and Maunalani Home. This event marked the final performances of long-time storyteller seniors,Adam O'Leary, Kainoa Scott, Dylan Shiu, and Ryan Van Canfort, who will continue their community services work at universities across the country.
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